Seoul, Korea: Golfplan’s Haesley Nine Bridges course will be the venue for next year’s edition of THE CJ CUP when Korea’s only PGA Tour tournament returns home.
Beijing, China: Former world number one Feng Shanshan hailed ‘the great potential for Chinese golf’ following the inaugural staging of the Ryder Cup-style Sina Cup.
Melbourne, Australia: The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted the cancellation of a trio of Australia’s premier summer golfing gatherings – the Australian PGA Championship, Australian Open and Women’s Australian Open.
Beijing, China: Under the guidance of former world number one Feng Shanshan, the rising stars of the China LPGA Tour will have their mettle tested when they tee-off in the inaugural Sina Cup.
Bangkok, Thailand: With an increase in domestic demand in Thailand, Golfasian is launching a series of Thailand golf tournaments aimed at Thai and expat golfers.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The iconic Faldo Course at Emirates Golf Club will be in the spotlight at next month’s Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic.
Bangkok, Thailand: World Amateur Golf Ranking points will be on offer at all three legs of the 2020-21 Faldo Series Asia’s innovative qualifying process in Thailand.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: History will be made on the Ladies European Tour when they play in Saudi Arabia’s first female professional golf tournament in November.
Bangkok, Thailand: Ahead of this month’s Faldo Series Asia resumption, no stone is being left unturned in ensuring the health and well-being of all players and officials in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tokyo, Japan: Japan’s showpiece national Open championships have been given the green light to proceed.
Xiamen, China: Continuing one of the most astonishingly successful starts to a professional golfing career, Yin Ruoning eked out a one-stroke victory in the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Orient Masters. It was her third win from three starts since relinquishing her amateur status.
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, United States and Shanghai, China: The World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions, Asia’s most high-profile golfing event, has been cancelled.